Interesting problem I have and if there are any electrical-type guys out there I would be most interested in your thoughts.

I have a wind turbine that generates electricity. The greater the RPMs (i.e.greater wind velocityt) the more kWh it generates. Also I noticed that when it goes faster I get a buzzing sound in the speakers (990 volume at lowest level). Of great interest is that I discovered on two voltage readouts in my system (one being a MONSTER) that the voltage goes up correspondingly...i.e from maybe 122 to 125.x or 126.x volts. Then as wind dies down, voltage goes back to usual....and get this: certain digital clocks go way ahead, but not all.

So I guess a solution might be (what do you think) to put some kind of voltage regulator between the wall outlet (it's a new 20 amp circuit) and the MONSTER-into which the preamp amp etc are plugged.

Thanks in advance....and I love my outlaw gear smile smile
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Living Room:
5.1 Surround and 4channel inline room
990/7700/6-KEF-107s/LFM1 x 2/ SMS Awaiting Trinnov
Millenium dts decoder;Digital Director
Players: Tascam CD01U/SonyCX455 x 3/DV955/BDP83
Old Sony 60" SXRD TV
Zone 2 (also liv-Room: listening to music while Mrs watches TV): Crown SL2 preamp/D40 Amp/Stax Headphones



My "Man-cave":
4 channel-only inline room. No TV (thank heaven)!!!
990/755/4-KEF 107s
Tascam CD01U/dts decoder/digital director
Alesis 16x4x2 mixer
Recorders Alesis HD24/ML9600/Crown CX844s/SonyDAT/Tascam DA38
Ham Radio Shack (KB1STH) ICOM/Yaesu/Drakes x 3